We cannot change the number of layers if an input layer is provided

[fjcastellanos]

When the Pixel job receives two inputs (the original image and a layer), the program does not show any option to add or delete layers, and automatically it puts the layers that it needs according to the input layers. We should have the option to modify the number of layers.

In the tutorial of Pixel, I can see two buttons to add and delete layers, but in the current version, they are not in the interface. So, we do not have option to modify the layers.

[PythonSemicolon]

@martha-thomae is this a feature we still want? My understanding from your tutorial was that we specify the number of layers when creating the inputs to the Rodan job. When no layers are specified, the user is prompted for a number of layers once, but that number cannot be changed afterwards.

[martha-thomae]

Is this a feature we still want?

I think we don't need this anymore.

My understanding from your tutorial was that we specify the number of layers when creating the inputs to the Rodan job.

Yes, that is correct.

When no layers are specified, the user is prompted for a number of layers once, but that number cannot be changed afterwards.

That is also correct.

But regarding the other thing Paco is saying:

In the tutorial of Pixel, I can see two buttons to add and delete layers, but in the current version, they are not in the interface. So, we do not have option to modify the layers.

We would need to take this out of the tutorial, as it confuses people. This was for the stand-alone pixel, where you can actually add the layers one by one (because in the stand-alone pixel, there is no rodan job where you specify the number of input ports).

[martha-thomae]

We also need to add something about the selected region layer in the tutorial. Because, if I remember correctly, there is no information about it (because the stand-alone pixel doesn't have this).